The following dispositions are from 92nd District Court in St. Ignace November 7, Judge Beth Gibson presiding. Arresting agencies are in parentheses.

+ Ryan Riley, 30, of Cedarville pleaded guilty to operating while impaired (second offense). He was assessed 12 months probation, 365 days in jail (60 days to be served immediately), and a fine of $1,600. (Michigan State Police)

+ Thomas Boulan, 37, of Pointe Aux Pins, pleaded guilty to malicious destruction of property. He was assessed nine months probation, 60 days in jail, and a fine of $250. (Mackinac County Sheriff's Department)

+ Christina Huffman, 28, of St. Ignace pleaded guilty to writing non-sufficient funds checks. She was assessed 15 months probation, 365 days in jail (with credit for 23 and 342 suspended), restitution of $150, and a fine of $250. (Mackinac County Sheriff's Department)

+ Thomas Brown, 57, of Curtis pleaded guilty to operating while visibly impaired. He was assessed 12 months probation, 365 days in jail (with 360 suspended), and a fine of $1,169. (Michigan State Police)

+ Jesse Davis, 24, of St. Ignace was bound over to circuit court on the following six counts:

Controlled substance delivery/manufacture less than 50 grams; controlled substance delivery/ manufacture marijuana; controlled substance delivery/manufacture (narcotic or cocaine) less than 50 grams; two counts of controlled substance delivery/manufacture marijuana; controlled substance, maintaining a drug house. (Straits Area Narcotics Enforcement)

+ William Foster, 28, of St. Ignace pleaded guilty to operating while visibly impaired (first offense). He was assessed 12 months probation, 93 days in jail (with credit for 79 and 14 suspended), restitution of $290, and a fine of $1,100. (Michigan State Police)

+ Christopher Graham, 20, of St. Ignace, pleaded guilty to operating without a license. He was assessed a fine of $100. (Michigan State Police)

+ Gilbert Grossman, 45, of Mackinac Island pleaded guilty to disorderly person. He was assessed 40 days in jail or a fine of $150, and restitution of $500. (Mackinac Island Police Department)

+ John Gallagher, 42, of St. Ignace pleaded guilty to no operators license on person. He was assessed 10 days in jail or a fine of $100. (Michigan State Police)

+ Alicia Lawson, 46, of Naubinway pleaded guilty to operating while visibly impaired. She was assessed 12 months probation, 93 days in jail (suspended), and a fine of $1,100. (Michigan State Police) For the Record...

In an article entitled "Senior Apartments Are Part of Economic Restructuring at Mackinaw City" published in The St. Ignace News Thursday, October 26, the target group for Mackinaw City's Cedarbrook Village was incorrectly identified as people 50 years old who have incomes of at least $50,000. The complex is geared for older residents, but "there is no minimum income requirement to move into Cedarbrook," said Craig Bonter, owner and operator of the facility. "The apartment complex caters to people in the mid-scale price range," he added.

Mr. Bonter is a member of the Mackinaw Area Tourism Bureau, which is working to draw more people around 50 years of age with incomes of $50,000 to Mackinaw City to help sustain community development. The Tourism Bureau's plans and the Cedarbrook facility were discussed in conjunction with each other at a village council meeting Thursday, July 17.